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... The Gallery at Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Boxing-night. rive o'clock in the afternoon of the twenty-sixth of December. and already three out of the four sides of Drury Lane Theatre, where an attack niay be most conveniently made upon the portals ...
... each, rimy be had at the Royal Oak, Ship, and Cross Foxes Inns, FULL C. TEMPLE, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, THE CRAVEN HEAD, DRURY LANE, STRAND, LONDON. HOLYWELL LOCAL BOARD. An itajnurned exttaorilinary meeting n' Rostil n • n u , at—Mr. P. - ' Mr. J. 11 ...
... reason for every now and then disapointing the public. Chatterton, the lessee of the Drury Lane Theatre, engaged the favourite tenor to take the part of Rob Roy Drury Lane for twelve representations. The production the piece was actually postponed to suit ...
... receiving and harboaring the thief. The prosecutor, a man named Judge, was a small manufacturing jeweller in Granby-plaoe, Drury. lane, He was in the habit of calling to do business at the of jewellers. His son, a boy of 15, induced him to put his whole etock-in ...
... thing beauty, she is with and rubies and pearls. Take queen from twelfth cake, add to her the leading fairy in the pantomime Drury Lane, and sprinkle with a few ornaments from the court circle at Madame Tusaaud's, and you have the young lady the counter Hu**e ...
... of Bute has become a convert to the Roman Catholic religion, is untrue. It is stated that Mr F. B. Chatterton, lessee of Drury lane Theatre, has taken initiatory proceedings to bring an aolion against Mr Sims Reeves for damages for breach of contract, ...
... NEW PARISIAN PIECES. R,obinson Orusoe, as a Comic Opera, by M. Offenbach. Gulliver's Travels also at another theatre. The Drury Lane Pantomimes of the last twenty years' will probably furnish the French Librettists with subjects for some time to come. In ...
... which the Princess was suffering. A morning performance has taken place at Drury Lane for the children of one of the Brothers Webb who will display his antics no more at Drury Lane. He left five children behind him inDublin totally unprovided for though ...
... novel P—A sensation of nausea. SHOP AND STAGE.—An Apothecary describes the version of the Doge of Venice performed at Drury Lane as Mistura.Byron : Comp : Melancholy thought after a deep, deep draught.— An offering meat for friendship's shrine.—A hamper ...
... ROUEN, &c. On 'W HIT-MONDAY, and during the week, the wonderful little Roscius, Master PERCY ROSELLE, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will appear in a round of his truly remarkable impersonations, assisted by his sister, Miss AMY ROSELLEi [1011 ...
... h-wareudy w Drury Lane. Mynegwyd yr. achos' ar rsa yr-acbwyn. . ydd ( Vlr. Chatterton), gas bergeapt. RBallantine, yr d- hwn a ddywedi fod yr achos vn an o.gryn bwysig- n rwydd. Mr. Ghatte;ton ydoedd medliarnryddlehwar- r- eudy Drury Lane Yroeddiydda ...
... singular career in England, from the days in which he appeared in old tales of magic, down to his production on the boards Drury Lane. Marlowe madea thrilling tragic drama out of the wondrous story, and good Edward Alleyn was the original Faust, in “surplice ...